Sentence examples for left alike from inspiring English sources

It has already been said that Jeremy Corbyn scares politicians of the right and left alike because he doesn't believe that it is better to have power than it is to have principles.

And so the important question right now, for right and left alike, is not whether conservatives have succeeded in shifting the size-of-government debate rightward since the liberal high tide of 2008-9: Obviously they have.

A NEW paper published by Theos, a London-based religious think-tank, will raise hackles on the right and left alike, if only because of its title: "Just Money: How Catholic Social Teaching can Redeem Capitalism".

The great virtue of the Irving verdict is that it serves as a salutary confirmation that historical revisionism, of right and left alike, has nothing to do with the problem of objectivity.

But the whole scrape only fed legitimate suspicions on the right and left alike that even their loudest public voices can be silenced if the business interests of the real American elite decree it.

But his political approach leaves him in constant danger of losing center and left alike — of being dismissed by independents as another tax-and-spender, and disdained by liberals as a sellout.

In reality, the scandal implicates left and right alike.

Businesses and residents alike left the city as hopes for a cease-fire waned, and even basic services such as water and electricity came to be only sporadically available.

Left and right alike, the technocratic and meritocratic élite that actually governs France (and whose existence is at once a key cause of the protest vote and an enduring source of the country's pride) would not permit a National Front government.

Left and right alike see him as an outspoken ideologue, with all the promise and pitfalls that entails.In this section The Ryan roadshow A healthy difference Going underground The benefits of hindsight Being good pays Extreme couponing Proposing Vice-President Ryan ReprintsThe praise Mr Romney heaps on Mr Ryan is largely deserved: he is something of a prodigy.

Israelis, left and right alike, insist that any "return" must be severely limited by Israel in order to protect the Jewish majority and Jewish national character of their country.President Obama and Mr Mitchell have carefully woven "Jewish state" into their own recent public statements.